The Sun. — London, England, 1818-07-09 00:00:00

_ , " ace' af t stsi', t° (rtiCl l ftiV tOIII, llligbt A ve forC eg, 11,711011 ° !lel Y 49 an o ich Wo t "" of SAtiOg 5 olor'll sso ie of 14, f clot !ri o : s c f ats $ •1 peob .j ta ~drag ,lego lie 53°16 Cogq l4e i 00 01 i l t ; 01 (19) j 0 , 31 I To e , . foe' t ii 1 -00 4 . 0 t • 77 "a1+31,4 and PROGRESS or the FRENCH R EVOLUTION, fi-ont I iBB to 1816. mince tyro foitnerly tinder a barba.:•Ous Arista . - . *a cY• Th e Clergy formed the first estate s the Nobility the second, the Tiers Etat the 'Third, and t he Parliament the fourth. The thr:.(l bore 411 the taxes ; and the King was The inferior Clergy, being excluded from prefer nt, regarded the 'supe'rior with envy; the Pro ./incial Noblesse 'beheld with cot:tempt the vices of the Courtiers, and the Higher Orders were anxious to di minkh the arrogance of the Crown. Prac tising Lawyers, r estra i ne d f rom t h e b ench, panted tar a change, anti the Monied Men for the doNnfall of the Nobility. These were tire Glary insfruments of the Revolution that fol. 4'wed, . ' lite First Estate had long been considered as Ilse and the Popish Religion ritTLculons. () ri the 13th of July, 1788, extreme darkness °terwhelmed divers parts of France, attended With wind, hail, and thunder, which destroyed all t he crop s ; and in the spring of 1789 an attempt w "S made to reduce the power of the Crown. The tates-General were summoned to Meet at Vet - - ladles .o'n the 25th of April, which was afterwards Pnstptined t o the 4th of May. Some Jacobin slitletnbers from Bretagne, so called front the hall . 114 , the Jacobin Vriars where they sat, and the li.4fistocrats, held conferences at Madame Po- The Tiers Et a t bei og popular, seized zedLl'e legislative authority, and on the 17th of June 41 'i 0 ri!y of the Cler g y united with them, to the ttlarin 'of the Nobility ; when a Royal Sessions Proclaimed, and they retired to a tennis crtnn. where they swore never to separate until the Constitution were complete. The Sessions tiltt . and Versaille s w as i n a tumu l t. t o P ar i s thereis was a famine, and many seditious pieces ‘i lkt ed from t h e press. The military were se lit", and on the •)3(1 of June the soldiers, und er khk4intl Ilroglio, refused to fire on an incensed 4, ° : Lit e Asse m bl y a dd resse d t h e Ki ng to re po tle t he Tiers Etat, who refused it. He offered call them to Soissona, but Mirabeau said," We 1 1 : 1 "t remove, to place ourselves betwe en t wo 11 ) 514 armies ; we do not ask to run away front th e tr o , " I _ t; , hut d es i re t h ey ma!, be removed fr om n Then. the Bastile was destroyed, and to: w ht li nistry formed, wh o s e con du ct was cen ket ‘ e The Duke of Li ancourt f orte d hi s Way t ~eult ei l ' i in ftt and informed him that the artily had Paris. Count D'Artois was present, Dike informed him that he was proscrib to "I 'n he made his escape. The King went l ate I;l42'eMbly, and the next day to Paris. The de~l lin 'trY escaped, except Feullons, who had R1,4, 4 1 *4 he would make the people eat hay ) for t i .„: he was seited by his own vassals in the cowl bi:roiand br ought to Paris with a bundle of it at his u d ther e h anged on a lamp-iron. His sonsin- L eal ett hier, shared the same fate, and both their t)ti s wete stuck upon poles. The commotions .eXtentied to the provinces, and Viscount de th t 4ll les and the Duke d'Agtdon said the cause of ttblir"s the misery of the People. After this eXtth to was proposed, and that none should be ki; lt — l tt ed from them, with an abolition of the and t e i 144 ". On the 4th of August, Tythes Th e 'e R evenue of the Clergy were taken sway. t io11 1 11"v Ministry, including Neckar, found va stiqi tileulties in raising money ; and the As kit,,„l " t ete(' on the rights of man and the laytveThey veto- debat e d whether the Legis- 1 "'t1• 5 "Y s hould consist of one or two Cham -4);,; 41/(1 about this time the fish-women, slam, • %°Nt . m t's ti t o Versailles, headed by Maillard T e ; ti n cite followed them at the head of the Na 1, 4 ' i d• These poor women demanded ka de t4rll on the nth of August au attempt was a nd t h e o kill the Q ueen in her Palace ; but she ht tnb itc lal F am il y were saved by La Fayette. D he 4 atln-lealled out, A way w i t h t h e K i ng to Pa itko of o b e Was taken a prisoner there. The (t)etoh ' l a ns fled t o E ngland, and On the 19th the National Assembly held their first , th t e ber_i eXtrdot dioary proceedings excited a ge it.4l;beo:inieerkto EoglaPro!, excepting two volun -44ti01l ,e 3. called the Constitutional and Revo -1"44-t2t)eietits. who approved of them. One t i 1 If`Cl'eated f . . e tlik t i oti of “r informatio n , I tutil ti h ot fa etious books amongst those who it t liti that Oi l l i . ctrd to buy them. The other \vas pt 4 ter 3, in I ler, and formed of Protestant Dis t). lind Inetnory of our deliverance trout Po tion arbitrar oh - ill 1 688. Y Power on our peaceable Reso vittuzi The purpose of the former was aril t ° inf l G ovle lane a rue th e m i nds of the people, 'ore _ ero ttletn. cort mislead them against their ' h it " th e 4 t h of November, there ereaotled a ltt e br• P r i ce, a Dig Minister., '4tcali°ll, a rial te ssentio ', l° ! l the city of Loudon on the tr itu , • 411(44 the cpngratulatyry ddres;s of his andi'ence National-Con:cr. t ion in Paris. the sermon was in untsOnwith what Hugh Peters sung, when Charles the. First tell into the merciless hands of his enemies, and equally calculated to hind Kings in chains, fitid his Nobles in fetters of iron ; to chose their Own Governors, cashier them for rniscOnduci:, and form a CI oreftinient for themselves. rhis Old (I . oc-- trine of the Puritans, 'erroneous and miSchie volts as it is, was soon ttiPt in its bud, by Onr able and celebrated Mr. Edmund who (lashed it in pieces, to the great disilOtntit ore of the worthy but weakly prejudiced Doctor, who shortly after was no m9're. CLIO tro he «Whaled in Part 2.] NEW PARLIAMENT. ENI BF:RS itETurtNtii. Cosrety Clare--:Sir Edward O'Lirito, Right Lton. V. Fiti• gerala. County liiikenny--Flon. Col. Butler, riori. Col. POrisonb : County Sligo—Charles O'Hara, E. S. Cooper. Cuurog Ferirtariagh—Sir Lowry Cole, General ArchAall. Could* Tyro;le—ition. Sir J. Stewart, W. Ste*art., Count,/ Kildare—Lord W. Fittg'erald, Robert La TOticli. (Towit)- 7 -John DOrimpatrick (Ilaraugh)—Lord Ro.rbuigis trouyttyl—sir Alexander I.suri: „. Renfrew (County)—John Maxwell. Dumbarton (Couniy)—Lora Register Colquhout. Forfar (County)—Hon. ',Sault. STATE OF POLLS aT Quren's County, Jul ,/ 4. Rivlit Hon. W.W. Pole 2453 Sir li. Parnell 2400 Sir C. Cootie 157' General Dunne County of ..irzncTh, July 4. C. Brownlow ... • • • 1)55 W. Richardson .. Hon. H. 'Caulfield 796 I,eitrint. (Corintr%), July 4. Mr. John Latouthe llO/ Major Clements B lO Mr. L. White City if Limerick, July 4. trerelce•i• . 5O J. S. nice City of Cork, July 4. fiutchinsub 9,3 Colthurst l5O Long Gel d Courtry of Wexford, JO . t 1 4. Carew Cult:lough 110;8 Stopford • • • • 1271 Valentin • • • cs • 1223 County of Odttivtiy. July 4. V. Daly 270 Martin • 155 D• B. Daly Town of Galway, July 4. Make Preudergast Tipperary (County), .1" aly 4. Lord ('whir -148 General Mathew 1105 lion. Mr. Prittie 509 Mr. Barton hroe, - kedit (11(1.), July 4. Mr. Ogle Mr.\Vallac- 33 Berks, July 8. Neville Dundas 1100 Hallett 553 Breconshire, July 7. dnd Morgan SHIP NEWS. DEAL; JULY B.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Florida, fhom a cruise. Passed thi - ough, the Adventure, White, for lona. Came down from the River, the Success, Shawl, for Rio Janeiro; Unison, ----, fur New York ; and the Earl St. Vincent, Simpson, for New South Wales; PortnNionnt,.JULY B.—Remain at SpitliCaci leis Majesty's ships Liverpoul, Spartan, Topaire;•and COntidence, HARWICH, Juiy B.—Sailed the Prince of brartge packet for Ilulland, and the Eclipse packet for Cuilia'reni Gott: with. Mails and passengers. Mmrortnl - lxvEN, JULY(.—Sailed last evening the Mans field packet, Captain Nuttall, with the Mail and passengers, for Waterford; and this day the Sandwich packet, Captain Stupplcs, has sailed with the Mail fOr the sank destination also the Richard, Lloyd, for Mirimachi ; Ftiends,- , ---, for Cork ; and John and Mary, Hughes, fur London. JULY 7. 7 -Arrived the Aukland packet, Captain Richards, with the Mail and passengers, from Waterford ; and the Gower packet is expected hourly to arrite, also with a Mail therefi•otn. The )Feeling packet sails this evening for V - terford, Upon the arrival here of the Mail froth London. Ar rived also the Salty, Newman, and Itope,(timber laden), and are now discharging their cargoes at the dock-yard. ite mains the Britotuart sloop of war, and the Antelope revenue cutter, refitting. THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.-Yestertlity; at. three o'clock, the PRINCE REGENT held a Court at Carlton-house, which was attended by most of the Cabinet Nlinisters. aeneral Count Scebras . Tafterrata was presented to his Royal Uighness by his Excellency Count Pleffel ; the itavarian Miuister, upon his arrival in England. The Re-.. gent held a Privy Council. The sanction of the marriage of his Royal Highness the Dok'e of. Cl arence with her Serene highness the Prince S -1 Adelaide of Saxe Meiningen was agreed upon, MB Royal .I.lighness gave audiences to the 13a varian Minister, the Duke of .Clarence, Contir Munster, the Lord Chancellor,.Earl of Harrowby.,.. Earl of Liverpool, the Duke Of tumberiand;atrd' 'Viscount Sidaouth. The unsettled str.te' of her M'AiEsiYl iiedrh Las determined her Royal Highness the •Ducheii, of GLOUCESTER to devote herself entirely to per- - sonal attendance on her August Mother ; and in the mean while her Illustrious Consort r will visit Italy, and pass some months in ROme, his native city. His Royal highness will set forward in the course of a few days, and, during his absence, the Duchess will reside entirely with her I .Vii.ritsTY ; considerable reditctions are making in the , esta blishment at Gloucester !louse, in consequence. Yesterday, about three o'clock, the Princess find the Duchess of MetrirsOkr; rode out in one 01 the REGENT', carriAges, through Bunt!-street, Oxford -street, hyde Park, and Kensington Gar dens, where they walked some time and viewed the Palace. They proceeded from► thence across the country by Fulham to I;rttterse.►-bridge, and returned by Chelsea College. The Military School, which they stopped to view, but did not alight, ivaa explained to then, by 11 r. Torso .x•, who attended as their interpreter, and with whicl► - they appeared highly delighted. They returned to Greillon's notki. The nuptial dress of the Princess of MeiNni 6EN, t he intended Consort of his itoyal Highness the Duke of CLARESCH, is a rich silver tissue, ornamented with superb lltrissels point kce, elegant border, and a large diamond clash 1 . 11 front. 11ead-dress, a profusion of necklace, ear-rings, and bracelets of supeib diir mends, • SECOND EinTIO_N SU'Sl~ez.l-FAST 1:% . v0 (iancr.. ‘`l'e stop the P res t . , to announce the arrival of the Paris Papers of Monday They maintain th : e most gien'rjed silence respecting— the Con spiracy, nor do . thiey contain any news of import ance. there was a unmerouS and brilliant Court at St, Cloud on Snifilav, E ?G S, We beg leave-to recommend to the notice and protectiot4 of the Public arietv WEEKLY PAPER which has just been issued bearing this tide.—lt professes to follow the steps of that mernotable Work, The .4nti-Jacol.in Examiner, which was supported by sortie of our best Wits, and Politicians. AE- , is, can venture to tll,ong.h.we have no connexion with it, and onlylympathize.in its views, will be conducted Optitithe an the' f)rinciples, and will not only have the support of powerful talents, but the advan tage of such.. sources of political and financial in formation as cannot birt - render it eminently use "ful'lti-GiiVernmenf, and instructive and gratifying tqflle ;S.r W:; POETRY. --s;~ oti RitneHAL PROCESSION of sir titiOSCIS BURDETT, Bart. Proud triumphs were by Rome decreed Of virtuthis acts the glorious weed : But iigiisll mdbs, with generous hearts) Nave now reformed these Roman arts ; Their tl - ibline triumphs when elected, Whose mighty deids are but expected. REGISTER OF FASHION. FAS IbNA BLE ARRIVALS. Lor4 and Lady tastlereagh, in St. James's-Squire, Irma Ireland ; the !Marquis and Marchioness of Cholmondeley, trota Nouiliampton ; Lord Melville, at the Admiralty; the Right Hon. Charles and Mrs. Long, from their seat, Bromley Hall; Mr. William de Crespigny arid family, at his house, in Arlingtuu-street, from Southampton. DEPARTURES: .ThrDean of .St.Asaph and family, for Paris; Lord Kin naird, for Brussels; Mrs. Freemaiitle and Miss Harvey, fur Ertglefield-green ; Mr. and Mrs. George Dorrien, on a tour ; Earl and Countess of Verulani, for Gorharlibury, near St. Alban's; the Earl of Aberpitiqiny, fur Edridge Castle, near Tonbridge ; Earl and Countess of Breadalbane, and titt,Ladtes Campbell, for taymouth, .Perthshire ; Lady sorted, for Worthing House, near Basingstoke, in Hatapshire; Lord.Sutheld, for Gunston Hut4e, inZturfOlk; Earl of Surrey; "far Worlitop; Lord John Thynne, ftir Bath: SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, . LUDLOW RACES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1. • A Maiden Plate of 501. Th ree - w il e h ea t s . dir. Vererm's h. h. Bolus, 4 yrs ..)ILI . . . 4 1 1 Mr. Charlton's b. C. 9 yrs old . 1 2 3 Nlr/ torbet's Milanie, 3ps old . . 2 8 2 Mr. - Wills's b. g. brother tu 'front, 4 yrs old .54 dr Mr. Illakeo;ay's b. in. Medota, 5 yrs old . 3 dr Mr: NVoodri Idalia, 3 yrs old . dis. Mr. Stevens's b. c. by Parilima, 4 yrs old . dis. Sweepstakes of logs each, with 201. added by the Town, 4 niilvs. Mr. Willi's h. h. King Of Dlamouds . . Sir W. W. Wyriti'm Piscatur : , Hunters' Stakes of lOgs e a c h. F o nt m il es. Mr. Verers's, b. f. by Jack Tar Mr. Carpenter's b: h. by St. Domingo . 1 . 2 THURSDAY. The Ludford Stakes dr ttfgs each, for three-wars olds., Gst. . 'Vlb. four, B.St. five, Bsi. ion.). six, and aged, Wt. Heats, tine mile and a half. Lord Itossinare's Sunflower . Mr. Wollastotes Fugitive i. Mi. Wdrid's h.. tdwiri . . Fifty Pounds, for all ages. Three-mile heats, 11 ) .!r, Willis's King of of Diamonds, aged . . I I Mr. Wanklin's Spectre, Jyrs oki . . 2 2 Mi. Owers's.Plauttis, Gyrs Old . . • . 3 3 ,(:',Oe Ls valry Stakes were wOn by Mr. Leake'a Siefton, aged, ;el. — : at Srtioi . bedts. r • 1 . 2 2 3 , . XPRWIM RACES, T , JESDAY, JULY 7; , Majesty's Purse o f O uc H un d re d Guineas. kicati. Lord lton97s b. c. Loin's, by Zodiac, 3 yis old - 1 I Mr. N. H. Smiths di. f. by Sorcerer, :3 yrs old - 2 dr. No betting.. The race won easily. „ Ye“Erday morning the Duke of YoßK:left town :r ',or Kew and Windsor. ‘. '" Wife Dike of GLOUCESTER 18 tllaking:prepara- Aktiti,S . (4:lliii departke.on a Continents! tour. • of herrings on the coast increases. quantity were caught on Wed n,elday night, and t‘vo bo2ttuls arrived on 'films dsrmorninkfrotn the Highlands. They are now selling; at a halfpenny each.—(.lyr Juurnal.) • Extrrict of a. Letter from a Gentleman at Ster ft(Way. is his 3frienti lit Abehleen, dated June 2'j, 1.81.8 " I had a very 6ne sight here reAterday afternoon. Nu feiTer than cilje whales, called the bottle 7103;', came into this harbour ; when a desPeratte battle ensued between them and the inhabitailis of the place, armed with axet, swords, and linites,s 9 thatltuppose very few of those extraordinary visi tors escaped. I:measured some of them this morning, ab,,se 50 feet lung by 15 feet in euruference." At Narbeth Cattle Fair, on Monday last, there was a large show of all kinds of cattle, , but the sale 'Was not 'so "brisk as experienced at the late aeighliouring fairs, nor the prices so advanced : the long dry weather appears to have occasioned a scarcity of grass in thiequarter. The Conspiracy of the Ultra Royalists to de throne the iiouttaoNs Can only be accounted for iti that restless spit - it for change which pervades every Frenchman, iind !night have been encou roged by the hand-bills lately circulated in Pr eis, inviting the . .people to . diarist some of the Two Ivotisanq new Saveteigns,. which lire noviteady for ally Adventuters i with Twoffhirty Thousands, , th d- the mow' select': Cliitet, Port, or Madeita — iu ~, . . LE4l;no. as - Mais' 7 be . s,e en 'i l i the Scheme of the drc , ent Lottery of 0n1y,8.000 Tickets, ‘vilich be- L'ERILOUS AEROSTATIC EXCLR.SION. (Frog u the Buunka;ix Paper of Julie 3.).) FURTFILit P‘ltTlC 7 C , LAßS.—Mademoi,elle az , t Garnerin made nn the day before yesterday her second aerostatic experiment. The balloon had been previously infiated,that her departure might be effected at the preeiSe hour. At six o'clock the balloon Was about to be disengaged, but the % . vind, which became stronger towards the evening, agitated it so much, as to excite fears that the young aeronant t . vOuld not imprudently venture to ascend. She, however, soon ap peared in the boat with an intrepid counte nance, aill, waVing a white tang, ascended amidst the applauses of en Ilitnlense multitude. The Balloon was at first driven violtently towards the South, and the crowd precipitated theinSelvo towards the harbour, where precau -110115 had been taiien to pievent accidents, In a few minutes the parachute was expanded, and the boat was Seen to separate from the bai lout). No doubts wire then cut ertaiced drat Mlle. Eliza Gainerin ,descend sat- ; and well on the other bank of the river ; but some variation in the air pushed the boat tOwards the West, and slit was obliged to descend in the middle of the river, a shot t distance from the Isle de Ia Tiesne. The boat re,“ed on th e water, but her courage began to falter, *lien two boats, One from Vimeny, anti the other carrying General Papin, arrived to her assistance. niGitT tIF SANCTUARY.—The city Of Cagliari, in Sardinia, has recently witnessed ohe of those crimes, the perpetrathrs of which seek impunity in a church. A mat: irritated to the last degree. by perfidious reports made to hint respecting the condttct of hit wife, ran to the convent of a tuoßk, Who Was pointed out to him ns not being a stranger to the et-ithinal connexion. The enraged husband, after having, given the sopposed authoc of his shame two wounds with a knife, came back to bit own hotise, and, in his jealous fury, dashed his unhappy Wile upon the floor'. tie had now committed two murders, and, in hit tear and agi• tation, took refuge in a church. Dut the Go vettint of Sardinia, being itiftirmed of the circum stance, ofdered the criminal to be seized in the church, where he sought an asylurb. An old woman has been taken up on a Charge of having contri buted to inflame the husband's jealousy. BITE OF A VIPER." - -- , A PariS t'r►pet, after stating that a woman, the tnother of four children, died after 24 hours' starring iii dreadful convulsions, from the bite of a Viper, in the Department Ut Drone, mentions tl►e discovery of au Indian stone, which cures all venomous bites quickly, and without pain, and the efi'ic►icy of which has beta establisised by repeated experiment. CLERKENWELL GHEE :4.-111k riftet,Ch has been suffered to remain a nuisance for Many years, is shortly to be enclosed with a handsome iron railing ; the enclosure to be planted and laid out in gravel walks. A plan of the proposed provetnent has been laid before the Hatton-Gar den Magistrates for inspection, of which they ap prove. is to be in the fOrrit of a .13, with the flat side fronting the Sessions-house, bet►veeri which and the enclosure will be a paved foot-way, all kinds of carriages being obliged to go round, REMARKABLE QUICK PASSAGE TO ORKNEY.-Thil light-11011Se yacht, Captain SouTAkt, arrived at Keith, on Thursday morning, front the Orkney Islands (ink' Which sbe sailed do the evening . of Thursday the 25th ult.) after an absence oi little 'mire than seven days. The vessel had occa— sion to touth at ports in Fife and Forfarshire, besides delivering her cargo at the following light-houses on the tda-it, viz. Isle of May, Kinnaird head, Pentland Skerries, and the Start Point of Sandy, one of the northernmost islands of Orkney. On calculating the ship's sway and Stoppge,, she must have sailed at the rate of at least one hundred miles per dAy. FORGSD NOTES.—Yesterday Inn Watson, a young Until of genteel appearance ; was taken to Lambeth-Street Office for final examination, charged with being a common utterer of forged notes. Mr. Samuel Henry Leah, watchmaker, of 17, Old-stteet, St. Luke's, said, that on the evening of the 24th of :April the prisoner CAME: his shop, dre , sed in vice a different style to that in which he appeared before the Magistrate, anti bargained for a silver Watch, worth tour guineas, and offered 31. 10s. for ir, which being refused, he left the shop, but shortly after returned; and tendered 31. lOs. for it ; '.;Teich was accepted, and he went away. Soon after, it was ascertained that the three notes were all counterfeit. Miss Sarah Clarke, daughter of Mr. Clarke, of 82, Fleet market, brush-maker, identified the prisoner as being the person who came to her father's shop and purchased three brushes, for which he tendered a one-pound note, in payment of half a crown, and received the change. SeVeral other witnesses, under similar circumstances; identified the prisoner. The Solicitor of the Bank attendea in support of the prosecution, and Also Mr. Chtist.;• mas, the Inspector, on milli proved the whole of the notes produced to be forgeries.-- . -He was fully committed for trial to Newgate. Saturday last an Inquest was held at the tign of the 111(NA-house, Barton, near Gloucester, on the body of Thai. liiek, 21 years of age, son of the landlady of the abo‘'e house. It appeared that on the precedio6 evening flick was in company with two other yoking men, when some persons came in ‘i•!lo had been shooting rooks, and having Mitt down their gnu, it was taken op by James Ra venhill, .wlto, pointing it at the deceased in a joctihit wdy, " Mind I don't shoot yon i " I - then the piece instantly Went off,.lodg iug the whole of its contents in the head of the deceased,. who lingered in the most excruciating agony tot _about an,kpur and a half, and then x pit ed. ithf; Jury retprues . 1.4 verdict of Manslaugh ter, d Itavenhill has been committed for trial at flip u rirrrii,, 14, 1" “. -